clerisy (Meaning)
clerisy (n)
an educated and intellectual elite
clerisy (n.)
The literati, or well educated class.
The clergy, or their opinions, as opposed to the laity.
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clerisy Sentence Examples
- In ancient Egypt, the powerful and educated priestly class formed a distinct clerisy with significant influence on society.
- The rise of the printing press challenged the traditional monopoly of knowledge held by the clerisy.
- Some argue that a strong educational system is essential to prevent the emergence of a new, knowledge-based clerisy.
- Debates surrounding the role of science in society often pit the scientific community against the established clerisy of religious institutions.
- The concept of a clerisy has evolved over time, with some suggesting that intellectuals and experts now occupy a similar position in society.
- The internet's democratization of information has arguably weakened the hold of traditional forms of clerisy, allowing for more diverse voices.
- Concerns arise about the potential for a new tech clerisy to emerge, with control over information concentrated in the hands of a few powerful companies.
- Some argue that a healthy democracy requires a balance between a well-informed public and a respected clerisy that can guide complex issues.
- The role of the modern clerisy is complex, navigating the need for expertise while remaining accountable to the broader society they serve.
- As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need for a global clerisy that can address global challenges is becoming clearer.
FAQs About the word clerisy
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In ancient Egypt, the powerful and educated priestly class formed a distinct clerisy with significant influence on society.
The rise of the printing press challenged the traditional monopoly of knowledge held by the clerisy.
Some argue that a strong educational system is essential to prevent the emergence of a new, knowledge-based clerisy.
Debates surrounding the role of science in society often pit the scientific community against the established clerisy of religious institutions.
